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• v  censure severely
• v  restrain
• v  correct by punishment or discipline

• But the failures of leadership of the 1840s and 1850s should also chasten us.
• The threat seemed to chasten Bermuda officials, who quickly reported that there was no evidence Perot or anyone in his family had known about or authorized the "jackhammering" of .
• It's still unclear whether this verdict will do anything to actually chasten Sandia into changing its management culture.

• chastise
• castigate
• objurgate
• correct
• moderate
• temper
• tame
• subdue

News & Articles

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• Giving Hope for health
  Brenda Whitlock, who is a patient and a board member at the Primary Care & Hope Clinic, gets her blood pressure checked by Dr. Chayla Chasten. Whitlock began going to the clinic after she lost her job and insurance.
  Aug. 26, 2013 - The Journal News

Quotes

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• Tom Tancredo in Boston Globe (registration)
  The Senate -- in a rare moment of clarity -- rejected its amnesty-now, enforcement-later approach to immigration,Tancredo said. "Hopefully, listening to their electorate will chasten these senators so that they'll put amnesty away for...